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From custom homes to multi-family developments, North Carolina builders choose between stick framing (built on-site piece-by-piece) and panelized framing (off-site fabricated wall/roof panels). The “best” option depends on your budget, design, schedule, and site logistics. Here’s how they compare. What Is Stick Framing? Stick framing assembles studs, plates, and headers on site—ideal for bespoke layouts and last-minute modifications. Pros: High design flexibility; field ad

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